Leonard Frank

Leonard, Gary (Photographs by): Symphony in Steel: Walt Disney Concert Hall Goes Up, Santa Monica, CA Angel City Press 2003 ; weicher Einband / soft cover ISBN: 1883318335
1883318335 Fine

128 pp., illus.; 17 x 22 cm. AS NEW. "When Frank Gehry makes a new building--that's history! And when Gary Leonard gets out his cameras, Los Angeles history is in the making! So is it any wonder that Gary Leonard is the only photographer to have documented Frank Gehry's Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles from the first shovel of dirt that was lifted on groundbreaking day right through to completion? And now, his pictures become the definitive Walt Disney Concert Hall book: Symphony in Steel. Symphony in Steel is Gary Leonard's photo study of the building that has added a 21st Century style to the skyline of L.A. His film captures the people of Los Angeles as they stare into its stainless steel skin. He shoots the building from the inside out, from its steel girders to its upholstered seats. He's got Los Angeles Philharmonic Director Esa-Pekka Salonen and architect Frank Gehry as they contemplate the future and acoustic engineer Yasuhisa Toyota as he creates the perfect labyrinth of sound. Gary Leonard was the only photographer whose lens was on site every step of the way. Now for all the Angelenos who will want it, for all the tourists who must take it home, all the L.A. historians and architectural devotees who'll demand it: here's the only book featuring color images of the building on the covers and Gary Leonard's signature black-and-white images inside. Featuring the words of the people who will live with this architectural symphony in steel--the people of Los Angeles, from Esa-Pekka Salonen and Frank Gehry to John J. Doe. Symphony in Steel--the people's book. With photos by the people's photographer, the inimitable Gary Leonard." - Publisher. Soft Cover Oblong

[SW: Architecture::Commercial & Industrial Photography::Subjects & Themes::Architectural]

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Campbell, John W. (ed) ... Mack Reynolds, John T. Phillifent, Herbert Pembroke, Frank Herbert, Leonard Lockhard, H. Beam Piper, Rick Raphael, Walt & Leigh Richmond, Christopher Anvil, Murray Leinster, Harry Harrison, Norman Spinrad, Analog: Science Fact / Science Fiction: October 1964, November 1964, December 1964 (..3 issues) Featuring "Sweet Dreams, Sweet Princes" by Mack Reynolds, ..The Mary Celeste Move, Gunpowder God, Gallagher's Glacier, Bill for Delivery, Plague of Kryder II, New York Conde Nast 1964
Very Good Cover Artists are Robert Swanson, John Schoenherr, Robert Swanson, Interior Artists are Robert Swanson, Michael Arndt, Leo Summers, Kelly Freas, John Schoenherr, Adolph Brotman
....3 mags from "Analog" October '64, November '64, December '64, featuring in 3 installmenats "Sweet Dreams, Sweet Princes" by Mack Reynolds, all 3 are in VG condition, all have minor edge wear. Contents inlcude: Sweet Dreams, Sweet Princes by Mack Reynolds ( in 3 installments ) / Inconstant Moon by Joseph H. Jackson / Flying Fish by John T. Phillifent [John Rackham] Analog: Science Fact / Science Fiction: October 1964, November 1964, December 1964 (..3 issues) Featuring "Sweet Dreams, Sweet Princes" by Mack Reynolds, ..The Mary Celeste Move, Gunpowder God, Gallagher's Glacier, Bill for Delivery, Plague of Kryder II Cover Artists are Robert Swanson, John Schoenherr, Robert Swanson, Interior Artists are Robert Swanson, Michael Arndt, Leo Summers, Kelly Freas, John Schoenherr, Adolph Brotman, / Situation Unbearable by Herbert Pembroke / The Mary Celeste Move by Frank Herbert / Professional Dilemma by Leonard Lockhard ( Theodore L. Thomas ) / Invasion by Washing Water by D. R. Barber / Waldo Goes to Work - Photo and article about Robert A. Heinlein's invention / Gunpowder God by H. Beam Piper / Guttersnipe by Rich Raphael / Gallagher's Glacier by Walt & Leigh Richmond / Bill For Delivery by Christopher Anvil / Tempestuous Moon by Joseph H. Jackson / Plague of Kryder II by Murray Leinster / Shortstack by Walt & Leigh Richmond / Contrast by Christopher Anvil / Recue Operation by Harry Harrison / The Equalizer by Norman Spinrad. Any IFantasy and Science Fiction

....3 mags from "Analog" October '64, November '64, December '64, featuring in 3 installmenats "Sweet Dreams, Sweet Princes" by Mack Reynolds, all 3 are in VG condition, all have minor edge wear. Contents inlcude: Sweet Dreams, Sweet Princes by Mack Reynolds ( in 3 installments ) / Inconstant Moon by Joseph H. Jackson / Flying Fish by John T. Phillifent [John Rackham] / Situation Unbearable by Herbert Pembroke / The Mary Celeste Move by Frank Herbert / Professional Dilemma by Leonard Lockhard ( Theodore L. Thomas ) / Invasion by Washing Water by D. R. Barber / Waldo Goes to Work - Photo and article about Robert A. Heinlein's invention / Gunpowder God by H. Beam Piper / Guttersnipe by Rich Raphael / Gallagher's Glacier by Walt & Leigh Richmond / Bill For Delivery by Christopher Anvil / Tempestuous Moon by Joseph H. Jackson / Plague of Kryder II by Murray Leinster / Shortstack by Walt & Leigh Richmond / Contrast by Christopher Anvil / Recue Operation by Harry Harrison / The Equalizer by Norman Spinrad. Any image directly beside this listing is the actual mags and not a stock photo! First Editions First Printings Magazine 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

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Frank, Leonard Roy (editor): The History of Shock Treatment, San Francisco, CA, U.S.A. Leonard Roy Frank 1978 ; weicher Einband / soft cover; 1. Ed. ISBN: 0960137610
0960137610 Fair

206 pages including glossary, bibliography and index. Abundantly illustrated in black and white. An anthology of more than 250 chronologically arranged exerpts and articles by proponents and opponents of psychiatry's most controversial procedure, which every year is administered to hundreds of thousands of people throughout the world. "A compelling and important addition to the lay literature in this field" - Jessica Mitford, author of The American Way of Death. "What the rack and the stake were to the Inquisition, what the concentration camp and the gas chamber were to National Socialism, the mental hospital and electroshock are to Institutional Psychiatry... This book is a carefully researched documentation of psychiatry's final solution." - Thomas S. Szasz M.D., author of The Myth of Mental Illness and the Myth of Psychotherapy. Minimal high-lighting and prior owner's name inside front cover, else unmarked. Above average wear. Remains a useful working copy. First Printing No Jacket Soft Cover 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; First Printing

[SW: SHOCK THERAPY Frank, Leonard Roy (editor) The History of Shock Treatment Insulin Shock Therapy History Electric Shock Therapy Metrazol Bibliography Antipsychiatry Psychiatric Malpractice patients' Rights Mental patients' Liberation Movement ECT Death Chronology Electro Convulsive 206 pages including glossary, bibliography and index. Abundantly illustrated in black and white. An anthology of more than 250 chronologically arranged exerpts and articles by proponents and opponents of psychiatry's most controversial procedure, which every year is administered to hundreds of thousands of people throughout the world. "A compelling and important addition to the lay literature in this field" - Jessica Mitford, author of The American Way of Death. "What the rack and the stake were to the Inquisition, what the concentration camp and the gas chamber were to National Socialism, the mental hospital and electroshock are to Institutional Psychiatry... This book is a carefully researched documentation of psychiatry's final solution." - Thomas S. Szasz M.D., author of The Myth of Mental Illness and the Myth of Psychotherapy. Minimal high-lighting and prior owner's name inside front cover, else unmarked. Above average wear. Remains a useful working copy.]

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MANKOFF, ROBERT (EDITOR); REMNICK, DAVID (FOREWORD); ANGELL, ROGER; FRANKLIN, NANCY; ROSS, LILLIAN; UPDIKE, JOHN; TRILLIN, CALVIN; FRAZIER, IAN; SINGER, MARK & MEAD, REBECCA (ESSAYS). The Complete Cartoons Of The New Yorker. Black Dog & Leventhal Publishers, Inc., New York: 2004. ISBN: 1579123228

656 pages. Includes two CDs with all 68,647 cartoons ever published in The New Yorker Magazine to 2002. Contains cartoons by Charles Addams, Peter Arno, Perry Barlow, Charles Barsotti, Abe Birnbaum, Harry Bliss, George Booth, Pat Byrnes, Roz Chast, Tom Cheney, Richard Cline, Sam Cobean, Frank Cotham, Michael Crawford, Leo Cullum, Whitney Darrow, Jr., Chon Day, Robert Day, Richard Decker, Eldon Dedini, Matthew Diffee, Liza Donnelly, Leonard Dove, Boris Drucker, J. C. Duffy, Alan Dunn, Joseph Farris, Ed Fisher, Dana Fradon, Edward Frascino, Al Frueh, Mort Gerberg, J. B. Handelsman, Sidney Harris, Sydney Hoff, Helen E. Hokinson, Stan Hunt, Rea Irvin, John Jonik, Bruce Eric Kaplan, Nurit Karlin, I. Klein, Edward Koren, Anatol Kovarsky, Robert Kraus, Stuart Leeds, Arnie Levin, Eric Lewis, Lee Lorenz, Robert Mankoff, Reginald Marsh, Charles E. Martin, Henry Martin, Michael Maslin, Warren Miller, Joseph Mirachi, Frank Modell, James Mulligan, William O'Brian, Richard Oldden, Everett Opie, Bruce Petty, Garrett Price, George Price, Gardner Rea, Donald Reilly, Mischa Richter, Victoria Roberts, Carl Rose, Charles Saxon, Bernard Schoenbaum, J. J. Sempe, Danny Shanahan, Michael Shaw, Barbara Shermund, David Sipress, Barbara Smaller, Claude Smith, Otto Soglow, William Steig, Saul Steinberg, Peter Steiner, Mick Stevens, James Stevenson, Richard Taylor, James Thurber, Barney Tobey, Mike Twohy, P. C. Vey, Dean Vietor, Robert Weber, Christopher Weyant, Gluyas Williams, Gahan Wilson, Rowland B. Wilson, Bill Woodman, Jack Ziegler, and hundreds of others. Hardcover with dustjacket. Brand new book. Contains two CDs.

[SW: (Key Words: Cartoons, The New Yorker Magazine, Illustrations, Humor, Roger Angell, Nancy Franklin, Lillian Ross, John Updike, Calvin Trillin, Ian Frazier, Mark Singer, Rebecca Mead, David Remnick, Charles Addams, Peter Arno, Perry Barlow, Charles Barsotti, Abe Birnbaum, Harry Bliss, George Booth, Pat Byrnes, Roz Chast, Tom Cheney, Richard Cline, Sam Cobean, Frank Cotham, Michael Crawford, Leo Cullum, Whitney Darrow Jr., Chon Day, Robert Day, Richard Decker, Eldon Dedini, Matthew Diffee, Liza Donnelly, Leonard Dove, Boris Drucker, J. C. Duffy, Alan Dunn, Joseph Farris, Ed Fisher, Dana Fradon, Edward Frascino, Al Frueh, Mort Gerberg, J. B. Handelsman, Sidney Harris, Sydney Hoff, Helen E. Hokinson, Stan Hunt, Rea Irvin, John Jonik, Bruce Eric Kaplan, Nurit Karlin, I. Klein, Edward Koren, Anatol Kovarsky, Robert Kraus, Stuart Leeds, Arnie Levin, Eric Lewis, Lee Lorenz, Robert Mankoff, Reginald Marsh, Charles E. Martin, Henry Martin, Michael Maslin, Warren Miller, Joseph Mirachi, Frank Modell, James Mulligan, William O'Brian, Richard Oldden, Everett Opie, Bruce Petty, Garrett Price, George Price, Gardner Rea, Donald Reilly, Mischa Richter, Victoria Roberts, Carl Rose, Charles Saxon, CDs, Bernard Schoenbaum, J. J. Sempe, Danny Shanahan, Michael Shaw, Barbara Shermund, David Sipress, Barbara Smaller, Claude Smith, Otto Soglow, William Steig, Saul Steinberg, Peter Steiner, Mick Stevens, James Stevenson, Richard Taylor, James Thurber, Barney Tobey, Mike Twohy, P. C. Vey, Dean Vietor, Robert Weber, Christopher Weyant, Gluyas Williams, Gahan Wilson, Rowland B. Wilson, Bill Woodman, Jack Ziegler).]

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